Right relinguish clarification

venkatesh (Querist) 06 July 2012 This query is : Resolved
Dear,

My grandfather property came to my father. after my father death property is in my mother name.for my father have 2 daughters and one son(me).my sisters gave right relingush deed to my mother and the property is still in my mother name.Now , i'm only the legal property owner of all property in my mother name right? or is my my mother is still has rights to make some will to my sister kinds? plz advise?

Thanks in advance

Follow Query

Report Abuse

Adv.R.P.Chugh (Expert) 06 July 2012
Dear Venkatesh,

Since you have not given any registerd relinquishment deed. You hold the property in equal respects with your mother. She can dispose of her half share of hte property by will gift or sale, but she cannot dela with your part of the property.

Rajeev Kumar (Expert) 06 July 2012
You haven't relinqushed your share or transfered it. You have the equal right with your mother. She can dispose her share by will, gift or sale.

Anirudh (Expert) 06 July 2012
Dear Experts,

First try to understand the query and then answer.

It is the understanding of the querist that after the death of his father, the property belonged to 4 legal heirs viz., his mother, his two sisters and himself.

Once the sisters have relinquished their interest in favour of their mother, they no longer have any right in the property.

It is the assumption of the querist that he is the only legal heir to the property in the event his mother dies, because his both sisters have already relinquished their share in the said property!

Without understanding his real query, you are proceeding to provide the answer.

DEAR QUERIST, even though your sisters have relinquished their share in favour of your mother, what your sisters have relinquished now is their interest in the property left behind by your late father and NOT THE PROPERTY THAT WILL BE LEFT BEHIND BY YOUR MOTHER.

Therefore, as and when your mother dies (without leaving any WILL or GIFT) then your sisters are equally entitled to their share in the property left behind by your mother.

THEREFORE, YOU CANNOT BECOME THE SOLE LEGAL HEIR FOR THE ENTIRE PROPERTY.

ashutosh mishra (Expert) 06 July 2012
yes!Rightly capped by Sir Anirudh!

Now unless your mother disposes all in your favor in any manner what soever it may be,you can not be sole owner,your sisters may claim
as heirs of your mothers.

venkatesh (Querist) 09 July 2012
dear, thanks for your all valuable suggetions. What you guys want me to do to become sole legal heir for the entire property? And also how to find if there are any gift/will deeds officially? Regards Venkatesh